Digital Scrap Cafe

I love to participate in challenges! They offer great mojo to get my scrapping done and recently I participated in a great little series "Operation Collecting Eggs" sponsored by Val c designs over at Digital Scrap Cafe. I visited all seven blogs of Val's CT and got some real inspiration in getting more pages done. (You can visit my DSC Gallery if you would like to check out some of the pages I completed.) Anyway, for participating in at least 4 of the challenges I received the BE FUN EGG Z IT and I even won a couple of the challenges! This morning I was awarded the MEMORIES kit from Val c designs and I look forward to playing with it soon! Thank you so much to Val and her girls for the great fun, gifts and inspiration! I hope to continue participating at DSC, and I encourage you to visit them soon! They have an open gallery policy and everyone has been real friendly to me in the forums!

I also wanted to say a very special thank you to Marzenka of sussieM Designs who recently gifted me with the most adorable kit, HERE COMES THE SPRING!!!

I can not wait to find the perfect pictures for this most special kit. Thank you so very much!!!!!

Comments

Ruebchensmum said…

Thanks for playing with us and I am glad you loved the challenge.
Hugs
Corinna

April 13, 2010 at 12:38 PM

Val said…

Thanks to YOU , you did great during this challenge, I am glad you won and sure you will enjoy it!
THANKS

April 13, 2010 at 3:12 PM

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